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Massimo F. D’Angelo and William M. Pekarsky offer a constitutional analysis of New York City’s Community Opportunity to ...

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During my recent visit to Benares, I found myself walking through a city reshaped by ambition, reordered by authority, and ...

A federal court now faces an unusual legal showdown centered on a century-old North Carolina statute rarely invoked in modern ...

It was while researching her new book about the custody of children in divorce cases that Lara Feigel came across a line from ...

The old cliché that a certain kind of movie—slow, contemplative, and probably not starring The Rock—manifests as a ...

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